Africa-Press – Eswatini. That is the best way to describe Nsingizini Hotspurs’ newly-acquired lucrative sponsorship from Eswatini Meat Industries also known as Embiveni Meats, which will amount to E1.5 million.
The newly-announced sponsorship puts the Shiselweni-based side in inclusive company of teams which have had such impressive numbers in terms of sponsorship packages.
This is not their first package, with the club already enjoying a partnership with Siphambanweni Milling. This was announced by Embiveni Meats Managing Director Phasika Mhlanga during the club’s official launch of the new partnership at the club’s training ground yesterday.
This saw the club also managing to acquire a kit technical sponsorship from South Africa, Durban-based sports clothing line Primo.
This deal will see the club purchasing the Primo kit and the company will provide them with playing kits, as well as replicas to be sold by the team. The deal will run for two seasons, and will cover all expenses of the club’s structures, which include the U-19 teams and the ladies club.
Mhlanga said the club had shown a lot of potential in the time they had been in the Premier League, and that the sponsorship was to ensure that they also give back to the community. “We are very honoured to be here and to be able to support Nsingizini Hotspurs, who have shown a lot of potential.
Football is a community sport and we see our involvement as a way of giving back to the community.
“We will provide the team with a sponsorship of E1.5 million, which will go towards the necessary resources and equipment,” he said.
With the club celebrating 39 years of existence this year, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Banele Ngobe thanked the company for their support to the club, which he said would go a long way in helping them achieve their targets.
“Today is a very important day for the club, as we celebrate 39 years of our existence and at the same time announce these important new partnerships. We thank Embiveni Meats for their support as we look forward to taking the club to Africa, where we look to dominate,” he said.
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